Things are looking up for Sienna Miller.
The 27-year-old actress will make her Broadway debut this fall in its production of “After Miss Julie,” playwright Patrick Marber’s riff on a 19th-century Strinberg classic about class, sex and power, says The Roundabout Theatre Company.
Miller will portray the title character, a wealthy young woman involved with a family manservant, in the three-character play, which has been updated from Strinberg’s “Miss Julie” to 1945 on the eve of the Labor Party’s election victory in England.
Miller, who starred as the tragic Edie Sedgwick in “Factory Girl,” recently made headlines for being too gorgeous to star as Russell Crowe’s love interest in Ridley Scott’s upcoming Robin Hood movie “Nottingham.”
And before that, the beautiful blonde was branded a home wrecker when photos surfaced of her topless and smooching the then-married father-of-four Balthazar Getty, who is her current beau.
“After Miss Julie” will be directed by Mark Brokaw. Other casting, the performance schedule and theater will be announced later.